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The Gateway (1966-02-23)

by: University of Alberta

Publication date: 23-02-1966

Topics: Gateway [Edmonton, Alta.]

Publisher: University of Alberta

Collection: peel_newspapers; peel_newspapers; the_gateway; peel; university_of_alberta_libraries; toronto

Language: English

Item Size: 203.7M

Page 1 - Three-day parliament dissolved before NESP-PC coalition toppled - Elections - Canada needs own identity - Tenure dispute drags on Page 2 - Election nominations due today - Students’ union positions open - Hyde Park Day marks end of ‘500’ series Page 3 - Canada needs own identity - Host of ‘Seven Days’ raps Socreds, tenure and doctors - Green hits apathy of Canadian people Page 4 - provincial government blunder - a hard job well done - david murray explains his position Page 5 - introductory courses: stale bread and dull circuses? - student marriages increasing Page 6 - Third panel condemns apathy toward foreign policy - Negative nationalism criticized by speakers Page 7 - an interview with Colwyn Williamson or: let them call off their dogs Page 8 Page 9 - Pandas rate second best in provincial volleyball - Panel focuses on economic aspects of U.S. domination - Students to pay for part of festival - Four positions declared open in SSS election Page 10 - Campbell - Bison performance disappointing at world hockey tournament - Intramural basketball finishes with flourish Page 11 - Bears defeat Huskies to clinch Hardy Cup - Oldtimers fly high at weekend Page 12 - Law club’s moot competition rules city must pay toilet-trapped lady - Canadians could run economy, says Pearson - CYC starts drive

Notes

[public]: Weekly. Description based on vol. 64, no. 1 (4 September 1973). Special centenary edition issued as vol. XCIX (19 September 2008). Student newspaper of the University of Alberta. [public]: The Gateway made its debut at the University of Alberta on 21 November 1910. The newspaper was founded when a group of students gathered at the home of Libby Lloyd to discuss the creation of a student newspaper. Albert Edward Ottewell was The Gateway's first editor-in-chief.